In Canadian Elevator Industry Welfare Trust Fund v Skinner, 2018 NSCA 31,[1] the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal ruled that the non-coverage of medical cannabis in a private benefit plan was not…
Organizations in the health, children’s and developmental services sectors have reacted with dismay to the recent arbitration decision involving a nurse who stole drugs from patients and then falsified patient records to…
PooranLaw is excited to announce the launch of our family law practice starting in January 2019. Many of the people and families we support face issues related to family law matters, including…
It has been a busy year for the PooranLaw team. Our lawyers are recognized as authorities on a wide variety of legal topics affecting the disability community. This year we were invited…
Microboards Ontario Microboards Ontario, a not-for-profit organization, was founded by a group of grassroots community leaders and disability activities in the summer of 2018 to promote the development of self-directed support organizations…
A lawsuit against the government of Ontario for loss of supports and services for persons with developmental disabilities after they turn 18 has been certified as a class action. In a decision…
2018 has been a landmark year for Canadians with disabilities. From the introduction of Bill C-81, the Accessible Canada Act, to the accession to the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the…
PooranLaw is excited to announce our new Estate and Trust Program in collaboration with Concentra Trust and Ability Tax & Trust. This will make your planning more secure than ever. Concentra Trust…
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Interested in learning more about social enterprise? Here’s an overview. What is a social enterprise? The term Social Enterprise typically refers to business ventures operated by not-for-profit entities, which could include co-operatives…
Together, Community Living Ontario and PooranLaw have produced a free e-book — the pre-eminent guide to future planning for people with disabilities, Henson Trusts, government benefits, legal decision making, guardianship and more.
Together, Community Living Ontario and PooranLaw have produced another free e-book – essential reading to anyone looking to engage or who has engaged a support worker. The book provides a detailed and accessible explanation of the law of employment and contractual relationships, as well as key related considerations respecting insurance, funding, taxes, and much more.